Garmin Edge 200

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• ASIN: B0073GO4IS
  

Price : $149.99

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Customer Reviews

I don't want or need all the information that the higher-end Garmins provide, so when this less expensive version came out I ordered it as soon as it was available. I've done two rides with it so far, and it works as advertised. It has no problem acquiring satellites, even with a lot of trees around. When I examine the track closely I can see there are points where it loses the signal (there are lots of trees where we ride) and then picks it up again. The giveaway is that between those two points there is straight line that has us going through buildings in cases where we made a turn while the signal was lost. But overall I'd say it's 98% accurate and the speed and distance figures I think are much more accurate than my previous computer. Obviously it requires no calibration, eliminating the errors inherent in that process. Uploading to the Garmin website is very easy once you've registered and installed their interface in your browser. The user interface is very basic and easy to understand. You can save a ride as a course and download it back to the device so that the next time you do that same ride you can get real-time comparison. I haven't tried that yet. Garmin says the battery life is 14 hours. Based on a 2-hour ride that left 86% of the charge in the battery I'd say that's likely accurate. When turned off it does not appear to lose any of its charge at all; after being off a week it was still 100%. The bottom line is that it works exactly as advertised, and gives continuous speed and altitude information for the entire ride. It also tells moving time, overall time, average speed, average moving speed and calories burned (you program in your age, height and weight). This is all I wanted, and the price is reasonable. I'm very happy with it.
One more thing: It comes with two bike mounts which is very handy, and I like the rubber band mounting system. (A bag of bands of varying size is included). It mounts with two bands in such a way that if one breaks, the other will still hold it securely.

I was debating on the Garmin Edge 500 and the Edge 200. I chose the 200 because it suits my needs for the price. While this unit doesn't have an altimeter on it, it does track your altitude gain in real time using your GPS. However, this method is only about 90% accurate. Overall, I can track my rides, upload to Strava, and analyze them using this unit. Amazing deal for the price.

 

Garmin Edge 200